PRESENTED AND CO-HOSTED BY 2 5 T H A N N U A L S Y M P O S I U M 2018 PROGRAM JULY 29 - AUGUST 3. Golden Nugget Hotel Las Vegas, Nevada

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1 PRESENTED AND CO-HOSTED BY INTER N ATIO N AL H O MICIDE INVESTIG ATO R S AS S O CIATIO N 2 5 T H A N N U A L S Y M P O S I U M 2018 PROGRAM JULY 29 - AUGUST 3 Golden Nugget Hotel Las Vegas, Nevada

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3 A LETTER FROM THE IHIA PRESIDENT July 29, 2018 Welcome to the 2018 International Homicide Investigators Association s 25th Annual Training Symposium and the Golden Nugget Hotel/Resort in Las Vegas. The IHIA board is excited to be in the Silver State on our Silver Anniversary providing you with the best training presentations available. We feel very fortunate to serve our worldwide membership and share a great week from over 30 states and 7 countries. I also want to thank our co-host agencies, without whom the IHIA, wouldn t be successful. Our sponsors this year are the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, The Federal Bureau of Investigation s Critical Incident Response Group (CIRG), Criminal Investigative Division (CID), FBI Las Vegas Field Office; the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, and the Clark County Coroner s Office. The sponsors provide invaluable assistance in the form of time, resources, and personnel to ensure we meet your training expectations. I have been involved with the IHIA board since 2009 upon attending my first IHIA symposium. I was impressed with the quality of instructors, the variety of exhibitors, and the clear dedication of the board to advancing death investigations. I am honored and humbled to be the President of the association and to work with so many outstanding professionals in continuing the traditions of the IHIA and ensuring its future to serve those who replace us. There is no higher honor than investigating the death of another human being. These investigations by their very nature require a mix of innovation, time honored methods of investigation, and most importantly teamwork. The 2018 IHIA symposium is structured to support this mix with presentations from investigators, prosecutors, forensic science professionals, academia, use of force experts, digital media, and electronic communications. In support of these investigations you will find exhibitors who are as dedicated to these investigations as you are. Our exhibitors are part of the IHIA family with many of them having been with us for years. They could choose to support other associations or endeavors, but year after year they make time to spend several days with us and interact with each of you. We take this loyalty very seriously and truly appreciate their friendship and the time and energy they put into their products in order to support you in your investigations. Please take some time to chat with them you will find their passion will rival yours! Lastly, thank you all for attending. We are also aware you have choices for your training. The IHIA strives to serve you through quality professional training and networking opportunities at the lowest possible cost. Thank you for your commitment to education and professional development. Thank you for your commitment to the IHIA and your continued membership. Lt. Paul Belli President IHIA 2018 IHIA Las Vegas, Nevada 3

4 A LETTER FROM THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Federal Bureau of Investigation, 1787 West Lake Mead Boulevard, Las Vegas, Nevada July 10, th Annual IHIA Symposium Las Vegas, Nevada Greetings: On behalf of the men and women of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Las Vegas Field Office, I welcome you to Las Vegas, Nevada, and the 25 th Annual International Homicide Investigators Association Symposium. The Las Vegas Field Office consists of a headquarters facility in Las Vegas, as well three resident agencies located throughout the state of Nevada. In total, the FBI Las Vegas Field Office territory covers 17 counties with a total area of over 110,000 square miles. Las Vegas, well known as a vacation destination, also serves as the leading financial, commercial, and cultural center for Nevada and hosts 43 million visitors annually. Thank you for choosing to attend the Silver Anniversary of the IHIA Symposium in the Silver State. For those that are not aware, the inaugural IHIA Symposium in 1988 was held at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia. The organization has grown tremendously in that time and is now regarded as the largest network of homicide professionals ever assembled. While I am sure you will be busy with the conference agenda and networking activities, I hope you will be able to find some time to enjoy our great city and take in all it has to offer. Sincerely, Aaron C. Rouse Special Agent in Charge 4 Las Vegas, Nevada 2018 IHIA

5 IHIA OVERVIEW The International Homicide Investigators Association (IHIA) was founded during a 1988 Violent Criminal Apprehension Program (ViCAP) Conference sponsored by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) at Quantico, Virginia. This conference brought together an elite group of professionals from around the world representing all disciplines involved in death investigation. Today, the IHIA is the largest and fastest growing organization of homicide and death investigation professionals in the world and has representation from every state in the United States as well as 33 other nations. Our membership of over 2,000 includes representatives from Algeria, Antigua, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Bahrain, Barbados, Belgium, Cambodia, Canada, Chile, China, Costa Rica, Denmark, Djibouti, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, France, Germany, Ghana, Grenada, Hungary, Iceland, Iraq, Ireland, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Jordan, Malaysia, Mexico, Morocco, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Northern Ireland, Norway, Oman, Panama, Philippines, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, Sierra Leon, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, St. Kitts, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, Tunisia, United Kingdom, United States, Vanuatu, West Africa and Yemen. The IHIA membership is representative of the diverse fields of law enforcement, forensics, behavioral specialties, coroners/medical examiners, prosecutors, and information analysts forming a strong bond of inter-agency support, cooperation, and coordination and building effective partnerships. Members of the IHIA have been instrumental in starting state homicide investigators associations in Florida, Minnesota, Texas, Virginia, Illinois and Louisiana, Wisconsin. The diversity of the IHIA s membership, in both disciplines and geography, greatly enhances our ability to address the myriad of complex issues facing homicide and death investigations in today s world. By bringing all disciplines together under one umbrella organization, the IHIA s multi-disciplinary membership promotes inter-disciplinary and interagency coordination, cooperation, and working partnerships relative to: Homicide/Death case management Investigative and prosecutorial strategy Latest advancement in forensic and informational technology Trends in criminal behavior and methodology The IHIA s primary mission is to provide active support to law enforcement agencies and death investigation professionals through leadership, training, networking, and provision of resources and expertise to resolve cases. To accomplish these goals; the IHIA conducts annual symposia, 40-hour Regional Basic Homicide Training Courses and provides an informative website for membership and other services. The Annual Symposium provides attendees with the latest advanced training in all investigative disciplines by renowned international experts. These sessions offer opportunities for IHIA members to present cases, exchange information, and share personal experiences with members from around the globe. The Basic Homicide Investigator Regional Training Course is conducted at various regional sites providing easily accessible training at a reasonable cost. To supplement and expand upon the IHIA s highly successful basic training course, the IHIA will soon offer a new Advanced Homicide Investigator Training Course at various locations to better serve law enforcement investigators. The IHIA website allows the membership to maintain contact with other members as well as to stay current with IHIA activities and news related items of interest IHIA Las Vegas, Nevada 5

6 BOARD OF DIRECTORS President Paul Belli Lieutenant Sacramento County Sheriff s Department Sacramento, California Education & Training Coordinator Robert G. Lowery, Jr. Vice President Missing Children s Division National Center of Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) Alexandria, Virginia Vice President Gregory M. Esteban Captain Hawaii Police Department South Hilo Patrol Division Hilo, Hawaii Secretary Nathan Graham Crime Analyst - BAU 4 Crimes Against Adults National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime Critical Incident Response Group Federal Bureau of Investigation Quantico, Virginia Immediate Past Secretary Wayne Koka Major Case Specialist - BAU 4 Crimes Against Adults National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime Critical Incident Response Group Federal Bureau of Investigation Quantico, Virginia Treasurer Steve Lewis Lieutenant Hillsborough County Sheriff s Office Tampa, Florida Regional Director, North Tim Fagan Major (Assistant Chief of Police) Florissant Police Department Florissant, Missouri (Eastern Canada, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin) Regional Director, East Joe Rauch Detective Atlantic City Police Department Atlantic County Prosecutor s Office Major Crimes Unit Mays Landing, New Jersey (Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia) Regional Director, South David Lebid Lieutenant Lee County Sheriff s Office Major Crimes Unit Fort Myers, Florida (Alabama, Arkansas, Caribbean, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas) 6 LAS Las VEGAS, Vegas, NEVADA Nevada 2018 IHIA

7 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Regional Director, West Rob Peters Detective Homicide Bureau Sacramento County Sheriff s Depart. Sacramento, California (Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Mexico, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Western Canada,Wyoming) Membership & Website Development Coordinator R. Michael Blair Detective Hillsborough County Sheriff s Office Tampa, Florida Government & Special Projects Coordinator Michael Corrado Captain (Ret.) Atlantic County Prosecutor s Office Mays Landing, New Jersey Attorney Paul J. Marino, Esq. Indian Rocks Beach, Florida Communications Manager Stephen Buras Captain (Ret.) Jefferson Parish Sheriff s Office Harvey, Louisiana IHIA HAS AN APP! IHIA has developed an app so we can stay better connected with our membership and the members to each other. The app will also be able to access symposium information, speakers and schedules. Download today to get connected! 2018 IHIA Las LAS Vegas, VEGAS, Nevada NEVADA 7

8 IHIA ADVISORY BOARD, STAFF, & PAST PRESIDENTS IHIA ADVISORY BOARD Mr. Tom Joyce NYPD Lt. Commander Cold Case Squad (ret.) V.P. of Market Development, Vigilant Video, Livermore, California Dr. Bruce Harry Associate Professor of Psychiatry The University of Missouri; Clinical Director for Maximum Security Fulton State Hospital, Fulton, Missouri Mr. David Gaylor Detective Chief Superintendent (ret.) Sussex Police Department United Kingdom Dr. P. Michael Murphy Program Manager, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), (ret.) Alexandria, Virginia Dr. Erin Kimmerle Forensic Anthropologist University of South Florida Tampa, Florida IHIA STAFF Mrs. Jennifer L. Thornton Event Coordinator The Thornton Group LLC Divide, Colorado IHIA PAST PRESIDENTS Mr. Terry Green, Founder Federal Bureau of Investigation, (ret.) Oakland, California Mr. Peter Robbins, Barnstable Sheriff s Office, (ret.) Barnstable, Massachusetts Ms. Sandra Mays, Deputy Director, (ret.) State of Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigations Cheyenne, Wyoming Ms. Susan Nixon, Captain, (ret.) Harris County Sheriff s Office Colmesnell, Texas Mr. Bob Lowery, Commander, (ret.) Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis St. Louis, Missouri Mr. Gary Terry, Colonel, (ret.) Department of Investigative Services Hillsborough County Sheriff s Office Tampa, Florida Mr. Robert McDonald, Detective Sergeant, (ret.) Placer County Sheriff s Office Auburn, California Mr. Stephen V. Buras, Captain, (ret.) Criminal Investigations Bureau Jefferson Parish Sheriff s Office Harvey, Louisiana Mr. Bill Baker, Lieutenant, (ret.) Greater St. Louis Major Case Squad St. Louis, Missouri Mr. Gary G. Terry, Colonel, (ret.) Hillsborough County Sheriff s Office Tampa, Florida Mr. J.R. Burton, Colonel, (ret.) Hillsborough County Sheriff s Office Tampa, Florida Mr. Michael Corrado Captain, (ret.) Atlantic County Prosecutor s Office Mays Landing, New Jersey Mr. James C. Holmes Special Agent Wisconsin Department of Justice, Division of Criminal Investigation Madison, Wisconsin 8 LAS Las VEGAS, Vegas, NEVADA Nevada 2018 IHIA

9 Exhibit Hours 2018 AGENDA Sunday, July 29 Monday, July 30 Tuesday, July 31 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm 7:00 am - 5:30 pm 7:00 am - 5:30 pm Be sure to visit with the exhibitors and thank them for their continued support! All sessions, events and registration will be conducted in the Grand Ballroom, main floor near the Rush Tower, unless otherwise noted. Exhibit Hall Grand Opening Reception and Registration will be held on Sunday, July 29, 2018 from 4:00-7:00 pm for all attendees. Sunday, July 29, 2018 Symposium Dress Code: Business Casual 4:00 7:00 PM Attendee Registration 4:00 7:00 PM Exhibit Floor Opens 4:00 7:00 PM Opening Reception Monday, July 30, :00 AM Coffee and pastries will be served in the exhibit hall. 7:00 AM 5:30 PM Exhibit Hall Open 8:00 9:30 AM Opening Ceremonies Lt. Paul Belli, President International Homicide Investigators Association Honor Guard Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Dept. National Anthem Rachel Baker, Staff Operations Specialist Federal Bureau of Investigation International Flag Ceremony Invocation Reverend Deacon Bonnie Polley Welcoming Remarks Aaron Rouse Special Agent in Charge Las Vegas Federal Bureau of Investigation Timothy Ferguson Assistant Section Chief Criminal Investigative Division Federal Bureau of Investigation Memorial Roll Call Officers Killed in the Line of Duty in Joseph Lombardo Sheriff, Clark County Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Dept IHIA Las Vegas, Nevada 9

10 2018 AGENDA Monday, July 30, 2018 (cont.) 9:30 10:00 AM Exhibit Hall Break 10:00 AM 12:00 PM Stress Management for Investigators Managing Stress in the Investigative Environment Dr. P. Michael Murphy 12:00 1:15 PM Lunch (On Your Own) 1:15 4:30 PM Deadly 1986 Miami Dade Bank Robbery Shootout-Case Study Special Agent (Ret.) Ed Mireles Federal Bureau of Investigation 3:00 3:30 PM Exhibit Hall Break - Raffle 4:30 5:00 PM Investigative Database Utilization Mr. Ken Mekeel, Inspector (Ret.) New York Police Department Real Time Crime Center Mr. Mike Prate, Detective 1st Grade (Ret.) New York Police Department 5:30 8:00 PM IHIA Networking Event Location: Hideout Pool Sponsored by NBC Dateline Third Level Pool Area Tuesday, July 31, :00 AM 5:30 PM Exhibit Hall Open 8:00 10:00 AM Officer Involved Shooting Investigations Lessons Learned Mr. George Williams, Use of Force Expert, Cutting Edge Training 10:00 10:30 AM Exhibit Hall Break - Raffle 10:30 AM 12:00 PM Interview and Interrogation Mr. Scott Pickett, Wicklander-Zulawski & Associates, Inc 12:00 1:00 PM Lunch offered by Vigilant Solutions Location: Bel Air (First-come, first-served. 200 individuals will be accommodated.) 10 Las Vegas, Nevada 2018 IHIA

11 2018 AGENDA 1:00-3:00 PM Emergent Investigative Technologies: Crime Gun Intelligence and the Investigative Process Mr. Tom Joyce & Mr. Sam Rabadi Vigilant Solutions 3:00-3:30 PM Exhibit Hall Break - Raffle 3:30-5:00 PM Cell Phone Technology Updates Investigator Ashley Englefield Placer Co. District Attorneys Office 6:30 8:30 PM IHIA Networking Event Location: To be announced. Sponsored by LexisNexis Wednesday, August 1, :00 10:00 AM Homicide Investigation and Prosecution Utilizing Nano-Technology Detective Kirk Keyser, Spokane County Sheriffs Office Chief Criminal Deputy Jack Driscoll, Spokane County Prosecutor 10:00 10:10 AM Break 10:10 AM 12:00 PM Digital Criminalistics Special Agent David Daniels, U.S. State Department, FBI Detailee Assistant States Attorney Kyle Stublen, Punta Gorda, Florida Supervisory Special Agent Jeff Johannes, FBI BAU-4 Profiler 12:00 1:00 PM Lunch (On Your Own) 1:00 3:30 PM Transnational Gangs MS-13 Unit Chief Dan Netemeyer, FBI Safe Streets & Gang Unit Detective Ray Betts, FBI Task Force Officer Staff Operations Specialist (SOS), Matthew Jones, FBI 3:30 3:40 PM Break 3:40 5:30 PM Operation Amber Homicide Case Study Detective Lee Treit & Detective John Orr Calgary Police Service, Canada 2018 IHIA Las Vegas, Nevada 11

12 2018 AGENDA Thursday, August 2, :15 8:00 AM IHIA General Membership Meeting 8:00 11:00 AM Eliminating Reasonable Doubt in Gang and Homicide Prosecutions ADA Pam Anderson, Davidson County Dr. Kyle Anderson, 20th Judicial District, Nashville, Tennessee 10:00 10:15 AM Break 11:00 11:30 AM AWARDS CEREMONY 11:30 AM 12:45 PM Lunch (On Your Own) 12:45 2:30 PM House of Horrors Dr. Kermit Gosnell Serial Case Study Detective Jim Wood, Montgomery County DA Officer Richard Gramlich, Philadelphia Police Dept. 2:30 2:45 PM Break 2:45 5:15 PM Statement Analysis Special Agent (Ret.) Tony Sandoval, Federal Bureau of Investigation 6:30 10:00 PM IHIA Comedy Night and Charity Raffle *** Featuring comedian extraordinaire... Mr. John Morgan*** Friday, August 3, :00 10:30 AM Crime Scene Staging and the Jeffrey MacDonald Case Supervisory Special Agent Steve Chancellor, US Army CID 10:30 10:45 AM Break 10:45 AM 12:30 PM Las Vegas October Mass Shooting Case Study Detective Jarrod Grimmett, Las Vegas Metro Police Department 12:30 1:30 PM Lunch (On Your Own) 1:30 4:30 PM East Area Rapist/Golden State Killer Innovative Long Term Serial Murder Investigation. The Crimes of Joseph DeAngelo. Sgt. Ken Clark, Sacramento County Sheriff s Homicide Bureau Mr. Paul Holes, Contra Costa County DA Investigator/Crime Lab (Ret.) Mr. Larry Pool, Detective Orange County Sheriff s Dept. (Ret.) 12 Las Vegas, Nevada 2018 IHIA

13 2018 MANAGEMENT SEMINAR Tuesday, July 31, 2018 Location: Pebble I & II 2nd Floor Conference Center in Carson Tower (Note: Exhibit Hall Breaks and Raffles will be in the Grand Ballroom near the Rush Tower.) The Management Seminar will be open to supervisory personnel attending the IHIA Symposium who hold the rank of Sergeant or higher. Seating is limited and preregistration is required with a deadline of Monday, July 30. Law Enforcement credentials will be required for entry into the classroom. Facilitator: Immediate Past President, Michael Corrado, Captain (Ret.) Atlantic County Prosecutor s Office, Mays Landing, New Jersey 7:00 5:30 PM Exhibit Hall Open 8:00 12:00 PM Leadership for a Lifetime: How the Past Prepares Us for the Future Mr. Paul Butler, Sponsored by Acadia Healthcare 10:00 10:30 AM Exhibit Hall Break - Raffle 12:00 1:00 PM Lunch offered by Vigilant Solutions Location: Bel Air Room (First-come, first served. 200 individuals will be accommodated.) 1:00 5:00 PM Developing Tomorrow s Leaders Deputy Chief (Ret.) Rosanne Richeal, Sacramento County Sheriff s Department 3:00-3:30 PM Exhibit Hall Break - Raffle 6:30 8:30 PM IHIA Networking Event - To be announced 2018 IHIA Las Vegas, Nevada 13

14 2018 UNSOLVED CASES (COLD CASES) PRESENTATIONS Wednesday, August 1, 2018 Location: Pebble Beach I & II 2nd Floor Conference Center in Carson Tower Facilitator: Crime Analyst Nathan Graham, FBI BAU4, Quantico, Virginia 8:00 AM 12:00 PM Abduction of Katherine and Sheila Lyons Case Study Detective Katie Leggett & Detective Mark Janney Montgomery County Police Department, Maryland Major Crimes Cold Case 10:30 10:40 AM Break 12:00 1:00 PM Lunch (On Your Own) 1:00 3:00 PM Cold Case Panel Discussion Federal Bureau of Investigation Behavioral Analysis Unit Violent Criminial Apprehension Program (ViCAP) FBI Laboratory NamUs National Center for Missing and Exploited Children 3:00 3:15 PM Break 3:15 5:00 PM Lady in the Trunk Homicide Case Study Detective Sgt. Stew Alcorn & Detective Stephen Radke Frederick Police Department, Maryland 14 Las Vegas, Nevada 2018 IHIA

15 2018 PRESENTERS P. Michael Murphy, Ph.D., F-ABMDI M Power USA Dr. P. Michael Murphy serves as President and CEO of M POWER USA, an international management consulting firm providing management and leadership guidance to public and private agencies. Dr. Murphy brings forty plus years of law enforcement and public service experience to the position serving in a multitude of roles giving him a unique perspective beginning with boots on the ground to Chief of Police. His journey of public service began as an entry level police officer in Kansas City, Kansas to serving as Chief of Police in Mesquite, Nevada. Dr. Murphy most recently served as Director of Special Services for The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children in Alexandria, Virginia where he was responsible for the Long Term Missing and Unidentified, Forensic Services, Image Enhancement/ Age Progression Units while serving as the National Amber Alert Coordinator. Prior to his time on the national stage, Dr. Murphy served as Coroner for the Clark County Office of the Coroner/Medical Examiner for 13 years while simultaneously acting as the Interim Director of Juvenile Justice Services and Chief Lobbyist for the 76th & 77th Legislative Sessions of the Nevada Legislature. Dr. Murphy is a graduate of the FBI National Academy and has a doctoral degree in Business Administration with California Pacific University. He is also a Fellow with the American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators. Dr. Murphy has been recognized as the Administrator of the Year by the American Society of Public Administrator (ASPA) Nevada Chapter, Clark County Director of the Year with his office receiving the Outstanding Contributions in the Field of Death Investigations and Unidentified Victims Awards from the International Homicide Investigator s Association. He has been featured in Vegas Seven Weekly Magazine as one of the Most Intriguing People and awarded the 1st Annual Infinity Award by Nevada Donor Network for excellence in service to organ donation recipients and the community at large. Dr. Murphy has served as President of the International Association of Coroner & Medical Examiners (IAC&ME), President of the Nevada Chapter of the FBI National Academy (FBINA), President of the Nevada Sheriff s and Chief s Association, Chairman of the State of Nevada Peace Officer s Standards and Training Commission (POST) as well as Advisory Board Member of the Violent Criminal Apprehension Program (ViCAP). He continues to serve on numerous committees at the federal, state, and local levels. Ed Mireles Special Agent (Ret.) Federal Bureau of Investigation Ed Mireles was born in Alice, Texas. He moved to Beeville, TX and attended A.C. Jones HS. In 1971 he enlisted in the US Marines and did a four year tour. He served as a Marine Security Guard at the US Embassies in Sophia, Bulgaria, Reykjavik, Iceland, Brussels, Belgium and Madrid, Spain. After graduating from the University of Maryland in 1979, Ed Mireles entered on duty with the FBI. He is a 25 year veteran of the FBI with experience as an FBI Street Agent, Supervisor and Manager in a wide range of investigative and administrative areas, as well as extensive Undercover (UC) work. Mr. Mireles served as the primary Undercover Agent in hundreds of high level, high risk Narcotics, criminal and National Security investigations. Mr. Mireles worked in the following major cities and areas: WDC, NYC, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami and the Southwest Border. He has been involved in two deadly force confrontations with armed adversaries and has been wounded twice. Mr. Mireles retired from the FBI in March of As a defense contractor he spent almost four years working in Iraq as a Law Enforcement Professional 2018 IHIA Las Vegas, Nevada 15

16 2018 PRESENTERS and advisor to the Iraqi Police. He worked for one year (in uniform) embedded with the Marines in Fallujah and the U.S.Army s 10th Mountain Division in Baghdad and Basrah. Mr. Mireles also worked with the U.S. Department of State in Baghdad in an Advisory position with the Iraqi Police. In addition, Mr. Mireles worked for a year with the State Dept. helping to train police in Mexico and a year helping to train police in Belize. Since 2014 Mr. Mireles has been an independent security contractor working with different organizations in the USA and overseas. He is married to Elizabeth and has three sons, Marco, Christian and Jonathan. Mike Prate Detective 1st Grade (Ret.), New York City Police Department Senior Crime Data Analyst LexisNexis Risk Solutions Mike Prate is a Senior Crime Data Analyst with LexisNexis Risk Solutions. In this position, he supports State and Local Public Safety agencies as a subject matter expert. He serves as a liaison with the law enforcement community as well as assisting with developing and discovering new business opportunities. Over the past three years he has conducted over 500 on site and telephonic trainings to over 1,500 members of the law enforcement community. He has presented on The Value of Public Records in Investigations at agency sponsored homicide courses. Prior to working with LexisNexis, Detective Prate was a 27 year member of the New York City Police Department. His career included 12 years in uniform patrol and 15 years as a Detective. Investigative assignments included Narcotics, Robbery and Burglary units. Assigned to the commands of the Homicide / Shooting team, overseeing both active and cold case homicides, he became lead investigator on over 150 homicide investigations and represented the NYPD as lead investigator on numerous joint State and Federal investigations. Detective Prate served as a ten year member of the NYPD Hostage Negotiation and member of POPPA which supported members of law enforcement struggling with personal crisis / suicide and PTSD. Retiring in 2012 as a Detective 1st Grade and a departmental Medal of Valor recipient, he now supports the LexisNexis Law Enforcement team by providing his expertise and insight to better navigate the law enforcement market, particularly with training and product development that serve the needs of the investigative community. Ken McKeel Public Safety Business Development Specialist LexisNexis Risk Solutions Ken Mekeel is a Public Safety Business Development Specialist for LexisNexis Risk Solutions. In this position, he works closely with public safety agencies to understand their needs and in turn, help LexisNexis develop and enhance solutions that improve agency efficiencies and achieve their goals. Mr. Mekeel joined LexisNexis after serving over 34 years in the New York City Police Department (NYPD) as an active duty law enforcement officer. He retired as Inspector and Commanding Officer for the NYPD Real Time Crime Center (RTCC), a state-of-the-art command center with citywide responsibility for providing immediate and comprehensive intelligence on criminal and terrorist activity through a complex network of digital and surveillance data. Previously he held a variety of command positions including Commanding Officer of the Detective Bureau Queens Major Crimes Unit; Division Commander and Investigative Coordinator for Detective Bureau Queens; Commanding Officer of NYPD s Detective Bureau Training and Counter Terrorism Unit; Commanding Officer and Executive Officer of various NYPD Precinct Commands; and Commanding Officer of NYPD s Scuba Team. Mr. Mekeel was also the Incident Leader for Identifications for the New York City Office of the Chief Medical Examiner after the World Trade Center attacks. Ken Mekeel holds a Bachelor s degree in Industrial Psychology from the State University of New York at Oneonta, and is accredited as a Certified Project Management Professional through the Learning Tree International. 16 Las Vegas, Nevada 2018 IHIA

17 George Williams Director of Training Cutting Edge Training George T. Williams is the Director of Training for Cutting Edge Training in Bellingham, WA, since He has been training officers nationally and internationally since An expert witness since 1991, Mr. Williams continues his forensic analysis in pursuit of the facts in civil and criminal cases throughout the nation in federal and state matters. He has consulted as a Subject Matter Expert for California POST in studying peace officer murders, Officer-Involved Shooting Investigations, and Active Shooter Response. He is a published author, with two books (a text book, Force Reporting for Every Officer, and Preparing for Your Civil Deposition ) and over 250 articles in national and international publications. He may be reached at gtwilliams@cuttingedgetraining.org, or at Scott Pickett, CFI Instructor Wicklander-Zulawski & Associates, Inc. Scott Pickett, CFI, an instructor with Wicklander-Zulawski & Associates, Inc. (WZ), earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Police Administration from Eastern Kentucky University and a Master s Degree in Homeland Security and Defense from the Naval Postgraduate School. Scott retired from the Department of Homeland Security with more than 32 years of local and Federal law enforcement experience. He started his career as a Dallas Police Officer and was a fulltime SWAT officer in the department s Special Operations Section. During his time at the Dallas Police Department, Scott responded to and participated in approximately 100 homicide and death investigations obtaining confessions and witness statements. Scott then accepted a special agent position with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). He was assigned to an organized and violent crimes group focusing on Jamaican Posse members, outlaw motorcycle gangs, and violent Colombian narcotics traffickers. As a special agent and supervisor at several ATF field offices 2018 PRESENTERS and Headquarters, Scott conducted many complex investigations, interviews, and interrogations which resulted in the task force clearing 12 homicides in the United States and Jamaica. His experience investigating Colombian drug traffickers resulted in witness statements being obtained leading to the clearance of three homicides. As the supervisor for a violent crimes task force, Scott provided leadership and oversight to task force members responding to and solving several bombing cases including a cold case bombing. In the cold case, numerous interviews had to be conducted soliciting new details to the investigation. This case resulted in a successful prosecution and murder conviction. After the attacks on September 11th, Scott transferred to the Department of Homeland Security s Federal Air Marshal Service (FAMS) as a supervisor. He helped open the Cincinnati Field Office and later transferred to the Cleveland Field Office as the Assistant Special Agent in Charge. Scott was promoted and transferred to FAMS Headquarters where he was the Special Agent in Charge of the FAMS Investigations Division. He then transferred to the Chicago Field Office and served as the Assistant Supervisory Air Marshal in Charge for more than three years before retiring in Scott has been an international speaker, a member of a United Nations working group, a presenter at INTERPOL, and an instructor at numerous domestic firearms trafficking seminars. Tom Joyce Vice President of Client Relations Vigilant Solutions Mr. Joyce is a retired member of the NYPD in the rank of Lieutenant Commander of Detectives. He commanded the NYPD Cold Case Squad and additionally held many other roles within the detective and organized crime bureaus. Tom often lectures on various subject matters relating to Homicide Investigations and has published numerous articles on criminal investigations. Tom is currently a member of the International Homicide Investigators Association s Advisory Board IHIA Las Vegas, Nevada 17

18 2018 PRESENTERS Sam Rabadi Director of Client Relations Team Vigilant Solutions Sam Rabadi is Vigilant Solutions Director of Client Relations Team. Prior to joining Vigilant, Sam served for 25 years with the ATF, retiring as the Special Agent in Charge of the Philadelphia Field Division. During his time with the ATF, Sam was responsible for all criminal and regulatory investigations, intelligence collection programs, and the security and safety of ATF personnel throughout the state of Pennsylvania. He was also instrumental in managing all national firearms enforcement programs and training initiatives of ATF s National Integrated Ballistics Imaging Network (NIBIN). Sam also served as a Special Agent with the U.S. Secret Service in New York City and as a police officer with the Yonkers Police Department. Ashley Englefield Investigator Placer Co. District Attorneys Office Ashley Englefield is a 16 year veteran of law enforcement in California. Mr. Englefield worked for the Sacramento Police Department, and currently works for the Placer County District Attorney s Office. Prior to becoming a police officer Mr. Englefield was a United States Marine and obtained a Bachelors degree in Information Systems from California State University Sacramento. Mr. Englefield has worked as an investigator in narcotics, gangs, homicide and fugitive apprehension. During his time as a homicide detective Mr. Englefield gained expertise in conducting investigations into cell phones, cell phone records, and many aspects of internet related technologies. Mr. Englefield has taught technology to law enforcement since 2013 to agencies in Florida, Texas, New York, California and Washington DC. Mr. Englefield graduated from the University of Cambridge (Cantab) in the UK with a Masters in Criminology, and resides in California with his wife and daughter. Kirk Keyser Detective Spokane County Sheriffs Office Kirk Keyser s law enforcement career spans over 24 years. It began with employment with a small eastern Washington State agency. In 1996 he made a lateral transfer to the Spokane County Sheriff s Office. During his patrol career he served as a FTO and became heavily involved in mixed martial arts, in 1999 he introduced the concepts of jujitsu to the agency as a defensive tactics instructor. Kirk was a member of the agency s TAC team and responsible for training multiple agencies. He served time in the Spokane Regional Drug Task Force and the Spokane DEA where he investigated federal level drug crimes. He was promoted to detective in 2002 and worked in property crimes units and regional domestic violence teams. Nine years ago, he was placed into the agency s Homicide/Major Crimes Unit and became a member of the Spokane Investigative Regional Response team. This team is responsible for investigations of law enforcement related deaths in multiple counties in Eastern Washington. Kirk has been involved in hundreds of death investigations and has presented death investigation training at the Washington State Homicide Investigators Symposiums. He currently lives in Eastern Washington with his family and is an avid outdoorsman. Chief Criminal Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Jack Driscoll Spokane County Prosecutor Mr. Driscoll was born and raised in the Hudson River Valley of New York State. He graduated from Boston College in 1980 with a degree in Economics. He then went to Gonzaga Law School, graduating in He started working at the Spokane County Prosecutor s office the same year. He has worked in every criminal unit in the office, prosecuting cases from infractions on up to death penalty cases, supervising at various times the District Court, Drug and Major Crimes Unit. He has been the Chief Criminal Deputy since Jack has prosecuted homicide cases since 1992, including many complex cases. 18 Las Vegas, Nevada 2018 IHIA

19 David Daniels - Watanabe Special Agent U.S. State Department Detailee, Federal Bureau of Investigation SA David Daniels-Watanabe is a Special Agent detailed to the FBI s Critical Incident Response Group s Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU), Cyber Behavioral Analysis Center (CBAC) where he supports the FBI s cyber mission by providing behavioral insight into known and unknown cyber adversaries. Prior to his time in the BAU CBAC, SA Daniels- Watanabe was detailed to the FBI s Washington Field Office where he specialized in the investigation of criminal computer intrusions and national security cyber matters. During this assignment he investigated complex malicious digital attacks by actors motivated by financial or vindictive motives, hacktivism, or furtherance of the goals of a nation state. SA Daniels-Watanabe is one of the plank-holding founding members of the National Cyber Investigative Joint Task Force as the Department of State s representative to the multi-agency collaboration, where he participated in several global cyber investigative efforts and furthered international cooperation on cyber matters. SA Daniels-Watanabe is a member of the Department of State s Office of Computer Security, Cyber Threat Analysis Division. Prior to this assignment, he spent 2 years at the New York Field Office of the Bureau of Diplomatic Security. Before becoming an agent, he was a computer forensic investigator for T-Mobile. Kyle Stublen Assistant States Attorney Punta Gorda, Florida Kyle Stublen has been with the State Attorney s Office for the 20th Judicial Circuit since He currently prosecutes cases involving special victims, arsons, and violations of probation. After graduating from Charlotte High School in 2006, 2018 PRESENTERS he received his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Florida in 2008 and his Juris Doctor from the University of Miami in He currently volunteers with the Charlotte County Teen Court Program and the Charlotte High School Mock Trial Team.of Maryland, College Park, and a Master of Science in Strategic Intelligence from the National Intelligence University. Ms. Bolduc is a recipient of a Meritorious Unit Commendation in association with the Navy Yard active shooter investigation and the Secretary of Defense Medal for the Global War on Terrorism. She was also nominated by the FBI for an Arthur S. Flemming Award for her work in the area of social sciences in 2017, and the WIFLE Elizabeth Smith Friedman Intelligence Award of Excellence in 2014 and Ms. Bolduc graduated from the NAVIGATION Naval Intelligence Leadership Development Program in November She lives in Montclair, VA with her husband and two children. Jeff Johannes Supervisory Special Agent BAU-4 Profiler Federal Bureau of Investigation SSA Jeff Johannes joined the FBI s Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) in November 2015 and is assigned to the Adult Violent Crimes Unit (BAU-4). SSA Johannes has been an agent with the FBI since May 2004 and spent his career at the FBI Washington Field Office (WFO). During his tenure at WFO, SSA Johannes was assigned to the WFO Violent Crime Task Force where he conducted investigations of bank robberies, armored car robberies, kidnappings, carjacking, fugitives, and violent armed robberies of commercial establishments. SSA Johannes was also assigned to the WFO Crimes Against Children Task Force where he focused his investigations on child abductions and sex trafficking of minors by violent street gangs. During his tenure at WFO, SSA Johannes participated in the investigations of the 2007 Virginia Tech Shooting, the 2013 Navy Yard Shooting, and was a case agent for a 2014 serial killer investigation in Alexandria, VA. Prior to his assignment to BAU-4, SSA Johannes assisted the Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police Department Homicide Branch where he provided direct technical and investigative support. SSA Johannes 2018 IHIA Las Vegas, Nevada 19

20 2018 PRESENTERS started his law enforcement career as a Special Agent (SA) with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). SSA Johannes served in the DEA Chicago Division for over four years where he conducted several large scale, complex drug investigations that targeted cartel organizations operating in the Midwest states. Prior to his employment in the DEA, SSA Johannes was a U.S. Army Military Intelligence Officer which included over 5 years active duty with the 1st Cavalry Division in Ft. Hood, TX and additional 5 years in the Army Reserve. He holds a bachelor s degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Cincinnati. Since his assignment to BAU-4, SSA Johannes has assisted on numerous investigations to include serial rape, cold case homicides, no body homicides, serial shootings, serial bombings, and serial murder, including interviews of two recent serial murderers. Daniel A. Netemeyer Unit Chief Federal Bureau of Investigation Safe Streets Gang Unit Mr. Netemeyer was appointed Unit Chief of the Safe Streets Gang Unit in March of He began his bureau career as a Special Agent in 1996, assigned to the Memphis Field Office where he initially worked gang investigations with a primary emphasis on the Gangster Disciples. During his time in Memphis, he was also the Operations Coordinator for the Memphis Division s first Joint Terrorism Task Force, worked Public Corruption matters, and was a SWAT Team Operator. In December 2006, Netemeyer transferred to the St. Louis Field Office where he initially worked Public Corruption matters. In April 2010, he was appointed Supervisory Special Agent for Squad 12, making him the Program Coordinator for Violent Crime, Crimes Against Children, and Transnational Organized Crime matters. He also served as the Supervisory Special Agent for the Cape Girardeau and Rolla RAs and was the SWAT Coordinator. Prior to the bureau, Mr. Netemeyer was a police officer in Collinsville, Illinois serving as a patrol officer from 1988 to In 1991 he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant which he held until Mr. Netemeyer is married with two children. Ray Betts Detective Federal Bureau of Investigation Task Force Officer Detective Ray Betts graduated from Radford University in 1997 with a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, and was hired by the Fairfax County Police Department, VA in In 1999, Detective Betts graduated the police academy and was assigned to work the midnight shift in patrol at the Franconia District Station. Since that time, he has worked several assignments within the department, to include the Neighborhood Patrol Unit, a Homicide Task Force investigating a local serial killer, and on a Retail Anti-Theft Team. In 2007, Detective Betts was assigned to the Fairfax County Gang Investigations Unit (GIU). In addition to being a GIU detective, in 2008, Detective Betts began working with the FBI as a Task Force Officer. Detective Betts is currently assigned as a FBI Task Force Officer with the MS13 Safe Streets Task Force out of the Washington Field Office. Since 2008, Detective Betts has been involved in multiple federal gang investigations ranging from a Rollin 60 Crip Weapons Case ( ), an MS13 Extortion/ Murder investigation ( ), multiple MS13 Sex Trafficking investigations ( ), a 9 Trey Blood RICO investigation ( ), an MS13 Federal VICAR- Murder investigation ( ), and he is currently working on another MS13 Federal VICAR-Murder investigation. In addition to these federal investigations, Detective Betts continues to work local MS13 related cases for Fairfax County, along with assisting other jurisdictions with their own MS13 related crimes. Detective Betts has taken a pro-active approach at trying to understand the inner workings and the culture of MS13 by traveling to and working with jurisdictions outside of Northern Virginia that have a high concentration of MS13 activity, to include Los Angeles, California; Houston, Texas; Langley Park, Maryland; and New York, New York. Detective Betts has also traveled to El Salvador, where he worked with the Trans-National Anti-Gang Task Force on MS13 issues. Detective Betts is a certified instructor through the Department of Criminal Justice, and his current topics of expertise include Graffiti & Tattoo Deciphering, Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs, Bloods, Crips, Juggalos, and MS Las Vegas, Nevada 2018 IHIA

21 Detective Betts has traveled the country providing training to law enforcement. In addition, he has provided training to Central American Law Enforcement from multiple countries at the International Law Enforcement Academy in El Salvador. As a result of Detective Betts s experiences, investigations, and trainings, he has successfully qualified as a gang expert on multiple criminal street gangs in both the local and federal court system. Matthew Jones Staff Operations Specialist (SOS) Federal Bureau of Investigation : I have been a Staff Operations Specialist (SOS) with the FBI since I have worked in the Counterterrorism Division s (CTD), Strategic Operations Section (SOS) targeting individuals financing terrorism. I was also embedded on the Counterterrorism Internet Operations Section (CIOS) where I conducted targeting to generate leads and cases the field. I currently work at Washington Field Office embedded on squad CR-7 working on MS-13 cases four the past four years. Lee Treit Detective Calgary Police Service Det. Lee TREIT has been a member of the Calgary Police Service in Canada since 1999 and has been assigned to the Homicide unit since Since being promoted in 2007 Det. TREIT has worked in the general investigations section, organized crime section and the vice unit where he then transferred and remains active in the homicide unit PRESENTERS John Orr Detective Calgary Police Service Detective John ORR has been a member of the Calgary Police Service in Canada since 2000 and assigned to the Homicide Unit since April Since he was promoted in 2008 he has worked in the general investigations section, was a Sergeant in the drug Unit, and remains active in the homicide unit. Pam Anderson Assistant District Attorney General Violent Crimes Prosecutor Davidson County, Tennessee Pam Anderson is the Violent Crimes Prosecutor for the Davidson County District Attorney General. Her primary duties include reviewing homicide cases to determine whether charges are appropriate, consulting with homicide and cold case detectives, and prosecuting complex homicides. Her prior position was as a criminal court team leader, where she supervised and trained many young attorneys. As a prosecutor since 1993, Pam s career has included numerous trials, including serial killer Bruce Mendenhall and death row inmate Michael Rimmer. Pam is a Nashville native. She graduated from David Lipscomb University with a B.A. in 1989, majoring in Political Science and minoring in Psychology. She attended law school at Vanderbilt University, graduating in She was admitted to the Tennessee Bar in 1992 and the South Carolina Bar in After eighteen months at Nelson, Mullins, Riley and Scarborough, a large civil litigation firm in South Carolina, Pam returned to Nashville and joined the Davidson County District Attorney General s office where she had previously interned in college and law school IHIA Las Vegas, Nevada 21

22 2018 PRESENTERS Kyle Anderson Assistant District Attorney General Vehicular Crimes Team Leader 20TH Judicial District Nashville, Tennessee Kyle Anderson grew up in Decatur, Illinois, and graduated from the University of Illinois with a B.S. in finance in He then moved to Tennessee to attend the J.D./M.B.A. dual degree program at Vanderbilt University, during which time he served as an Associate Editor of the Law Review. He graduated in 1995 and was admitted to the Tennessee Bar. From 1995 through 2004, Kyle was a sworn officer with the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department. During that time he worked as a patrol officer and sergeant, homicide detective, legal adviser and law instructor, and had just achieved the rank of lieutenant when he accepted a position as an Assistant with the District Attorney General. From 2004 to 2007, Kyle worked in General Sessions then in Criminal Court, and in 2007 he was asked to be the team leader of Vehicular Crimes. Kyle is a member of the Tennessee Highway Safety Office Impaired Driving Task Force, the Tennessee Mothers Against Drunk Driving Advisory Board, and the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department Traffic Fatal Review Board. In addition to his team leader duties, he serves as a member of the Conviction Review Unit, the Liaison to South Precinct, and a Liaison on Police-Involved Shootings. Kyle is married to career prosecutor Pam Anderson, and they have two children who attend the University of Tennessee. Jim Wood Detective Montgomery County District Attorney s Office, Narcotics Enforcement Team Detective James M. Wood as worked May 1984 to October 1984 in the Ocean City New Jersey Police Department as an undercover drug investigator. January 1985 to June Uniformed Police Officer United States Department of Defense Police. June 1986 to October 2011 Philadelphia Police Department. October 1986 to December 1989 Uniformed Police Officer/plain clothes drug/burglary investigator 12th Police District, Philadelphia, PA. December 1989 to December 1998 Narcotics Investigator Philadelphia Police Narcotics Unit/Philadelphia Police Narcotics Field Unit. December 1998 to December 2005 Narcotics Investigator Dangerous Drug Offender Unit Philadelphia District Attorney s Office, Philadelphia, PA. December 2005 to March 2006-Promoted to rank of Detective assigned to Southwest Detective Division March 2006 to 2011 Narcotics Investigator - Narcotics Bureau Philadelphia District Attorney s Office Dangerous Drug Offenders Unit, Philadelphia, PA. September 2011 to present as a Detective with the Montgomery County District Attorney s Office, assigned to the Narcotics Enforcement Team. Richard Thomas Gramlich Officer Intensive Drug Investigative Squad Liberty Mid-Atlantic, High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas (H.I.D.T.A.) Philadelphia Police Department Philadelphia Police Officer, Richard Gramlich is 47 years old. Born and raised in Philly PA, USA (I know...outsiders call it Filthadelphia but I call it, home to the Super Bowl Champions!). My mother, Helen and father, Thomas were also Philly Police. I am happily married to my wife, Simone with 4 children. I entered the Philadelphia Police Academy on Upon completion of the Police Academy, I patrolled a foot beat in Center City, Philadelphia. Within a year, I was sent to patrol the 17th District in the Graysferry section of South Philly. In 1995, I voluntarily transferred to patrol the busier 35th District in northwest Philly. In 1998, I was transferred to Highway Patrol, Line Squad working High Crime areas all over the City of Brotherly Love. In 2000, I transferred to the Narcotics Strike Force working open air, drug saturated neighborhoods. In 2002, I was transferred to under cover narcotics working in North Philly (area west of Temple University). In 2004, I was asked to work at the Philadelphia District Attorney s Office in their Dangerous Drug Offenders Unit (working bigger narcotics targets/ 22 Las Vegas, Nevada 2018 IHIA

23 organizations). In 2010 to present, in my 27th year, I work in Philly s, Intensive Drug Investigative Squad working out of The Liberty-Mid Atlantic- H.I.D.T.A. working the city/county of Philadelphia and its surrounding areas. Tony Sandoval Special Agent (Ret.) Federal Bureau of Investigation Tony Sandoval has over 28 years of investigative experience, predominantly with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). He specialized in the investigation of violent crimes, taught as an adjunct instructor for the University of Virginia at the FBI s National Academy, and is a certified federal polygraph examiner. His last posting with the FBI was as a Supervisory Special Agent in the Internal Investigations Units at FBIHQ in Washington, DC. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Communications from Colorado Christian University; a Master of Science in Criminal Justice from the University of South Carolina; and a Master of Science in Forensic Psychology from Argosy University in Arlington, Virginia. He is a graduate of the Department of Defense Polygraph Institute. He now runs Sandoval Investigative Consulting, LLC where he administers polygraph exams, teaches investigators both nationally and internationally, and has participated in various research projects pertaining to statement and verbal content analysis. Most recently he taught for INTERPOL in Argentina and federal polygraph examiners in Mexico in He has written numerous interviewing related articles for publication, the most recent being Exploiting Verbal Markers of Deception Across Ethnic Lines: An Investigative Tool for Cross-Cultural Interviewing published in the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin (July 2015) PRESENTERS Steve Chancellor Supervisory Special Agent U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command SSA Chancellor was raised in California and began his law enforcement career in 1973 with the US Army Military Police serving at various bases in Arizona, California, Korea, Kansas, and Panama. In 1981 he was accepted into the US Army CID where he worked felony crimes at various military posts across the US and overseas. He was appointed as a Warrant Officer in 1986 and later commanded three different CID units at major military bases. In 2001 retired from the army as a Chief Warrant Officer Four and went to work for the Mississippi State Crime Lab as a senior crime scene analyst where he conducted violent crime scenes examinations across the state. In 2004 Steve transferred to the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation (MBI) as the first Director of the MBI Cold Case Unit. In 2008 Steve returned to Army CID as a civilian where he is currently employed as a Supervisory Special Agent at Ft. Bragg, NC. Steve has a master s degree and undergraduate degrees in Criminal Justice, is a Graduate of the FBI National Academy and has been a college adjunct instructor for Austin Peay State University, Clarksville TN, University of Mississippi, Oxford, MS and Clayton State University, Morrow, Georgia. Steve is a fellow with the American Academy of Forensic Science (AAFS), and a member of the International Association for Identification (IAI), North Carolina Homicide Association, and the International Homicide Investigator s Association. Steve has also authored a text on Investigating Sexual Assault Cases, and co-authored several professional articles, and the texts Staged Crime Scenes: Investigating Suspect Misdirection of the Crime Scene, and Death Investigations: The Second Edition IHIA Las Vegas, Nevada 23

24 2018 PRESENTERS Jarrod Grimmett Detective Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Homicide, Nevada Detective Grimmett has a Bachelor Degree in Criminal Justice Administration with 23 years of law enforcement experience; the last 17 of such has been spent with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD). He has worked various assignments to include LVMPD Crisis Negotiations Team, Internal Affairs, Narcotics and Homicide. He is a DOJ certified instructor for LVMPD s Advanced Fair and Impartial Policing Training. He has extensive experience in covert operations, surveillance, complex internal/external investigations, and crime scene management. Ken Clark Detective Sergeant Sacramento County Sheriff s Department Homicide Bureau, California Detective Sergeant Ken Clark has been with the Sacramento County Sheriffs Department, California, since 1992, and is currently assigned as the supervisor of the Sheriff s Homicide Bureau. In his tenure with the department, Sergeant Clark has served assignments as a patrol officer, a field training officer, Critical Incident Negotiations Team member, robbery detective, homicide detective, and supervisor of the Critical Incident Negotiations Team and the Homicide Bureau. Upon selection to detectives in 2003 Sergeant Clark was assigned to the Robbery Bureau before being selected to join the Homicide Bureau where he spent over 10 years. In 2015, he promoted to the rank of Sergeant and served a brief time in the Sheriff s Main Jail before being selected as the supervisor of the Critical Incident Negotiations Team. In 2017, he rejoined the Homicide Bureau as a supervisor in the unit. Sergeant Clark holds a bachelor s degree in Public Administration from the University of San Francisco. Paul Holes DA Investigator/Crime Lab (Ret.) Contra Costa County, California Mr. Holes recently retired as a Cold Case Investigator after spending over 27 years working for the Sheriff and District Attorney s Offices during his tenure in Contra Costa County located in the Bay Area, California. Having experience in both forensic and investigative assignments, Paul throughout his career specialized in cold case and serial predator crimes, developing and applying investigative, behavioral, and forensic expertise in notable cases such as Zodiac, Golden State Killer, and Jaycee Dugard. Paul is frequently sought out by investigators to consult on the most complex and high profile cases and has played a part in putting several serial predators on Death Row such as Darryl Kemp, Joseph Naso, and Joseph Cordova Jr. As an FBI Task Force Officer while employed with the DA s Office, Paul teamed with FBI and Sacramento DA personnel to apply innovative technology that identified Joseph DeAngelo as the Golden State Killer, one of the most prolific and cunning serial predators in U.S. history. Expertise: Paul has extensive training, experience, and expertise in the areas of Homicide/Sexual Assault Investigations, Cold Case Investigations, Crime Scene Investigation/Reconstruction, and numerous Forensic Science disciplines. Larry Pool Detective (Ret.) Orange County Sheriff s Department California Larry Pool currently serves as a Senior Investigator with the Riverside County District Attorney s Office. He worked 27 years with the Orange County Sheriff s Department and was assigned to the department s Unsolved Homicide unit in He immediately began work on an emerging series of DNA connected murders for which he dubbed the killer, The Original Night Stalker. Investigator Pool s early work in pursuing the suspect required DNA laws in California be changed in order to facilitate the 24 Las Vegas, Nevada 2018 IHIA

25 2018 PRESENTERS suspect s identification. Investigator Pool has received Congressional recognition for such work and for his contributions to public safety. ln 2003/2004, the Night Stalker investigation provided the impetus for landmark DNA legislation wins, for law enforcement and the victims of violent crimes. California s All Felon DNA databank and other DNA extraction advances were born out of the Night Stalker Investigation and Investigator Pool s efforts. Investigator Pool has committed more than 20-years to the investigation and continues to work on the prosecution of the matter as a member of the Golden State Killer Task Force. Investigator Pool also continues to maintain his responsibilities with the Riverside County District Attorney s Office where he works under the auspices of the FBI s Regional Computer Forensic Laboratory program. Paul D. Butler Paul Butler Presentations Sponsored by Acadia Healthcare Paul Butler is a speaker, presenter, instructor, and entertainer. He holds a Bachelor s Degree in Communication with a concentration in Culture and Communication, as well as an Associate s Degree in Criminal Justice. He excels in the areas of motivation, leadership, customer service, and attitude empowerment. During his 27 years of law enforcement, he has been a public servant, training officer, sergeant, crisis negotiator, chief of police, and chief deputy. These opportunities have given him a unique perspective on a vast array of situations and circumstances that many people find themselves in every day. These experiences have helped him to develop the answers to questions and cures to problems most people are facing at work and in life on a continual basis. Paul became the chief of police of the Aynor Police Department at 22 years of age, making him the youngest police chief in the history of South Carolina. Born and raised on a small farm, his parents served as examples of hard work, common sense, personal responsibility, and respect for self and others. This has played heavily in his success in life and within each organization in which he has served. He believes the power of a positive attitude can take you to the top or help you simply find happiness and pride in the current role you fill. A healthy attitude is often the key to both personal and professional success this has certainly been the key to Paul s success. As Chief Deputy of the Horry County Sheriff s Office, he was selected to attend the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia in 2005 for the 220th Session. This 10-week, executive level course was host to 250 attendees from all 50 states and 29 countries around the world. Paul was selected by his class to be their graduation day speaker alongside then-fbi Director Robert Mueller. He continues to serve on the national level with the FBI National Academy Associates as their official Master of Ceremonies. He has performed with them in Orlando, Philadelphia, Seattle, St. Louis, and Washington, D.C. To increase his outreach, Paul Butler Presentations was formed and he has been traveling the nation speaking, instructing, and entertaining for all types of groups, organizations, and events. He is consistently one of the highest-rated presenters on the market today and comes with strong references and a list of past and future, exciting events on his website: Rosanne Richeal Deputy Chief (Ret.) Sacramento County Sheriff s Department California Richeal Group Rosanne Richeal, Founder of the Richeal Group, is an Executive Coach specializing in leadership development and career advancement. Her passion to develop leaders and promote personal well-being and growth is driven by her own experience navigating the complexities of career advancement and the ever-changing demands in the 21st Century workplace. She has helped many leaders become more confident and influential in their daily interactions by using a blend of personal experience, evidence-based coaching, and cognitive and emotional competence theories in her training, speaking and coaching workshops. Rosanne retired from the Sacramento County Sheriff s Department as a Chief Deputy after 26 years in law enforcement. During her 26 years, she also worked for the Sacramento Police Department, the West Sacramento Police Department, and the contract cities of Rancho Cordova and Elk Grove Police Departments. In all, she served 32 years in public safety working assignments in 2018 IHIA Las Vegas, Nevada 25

26 2018 PRESENTERS Patrol, Corrections, Airport Security, Problem Oriented Policing (POP), Street Crimes, Emergency Management, K9, Traffic, and Employee Relations. Prior to entering law enforcement, she worked for over 6 years as an Emergency Medical Technician (E.M.T.) for a private ambulance service. Rosanne was named the first female Chief of Police for the city of Rancho Cordova, a contract city wherein law enforcement services were contracted from the Sacramento County Sheriff s Department, and the departments first female motor sergeant. In her final year of service with the sheriff s department, she had executive oversight for not only her service area in Contracts and Regional Services, but also held the duties and responsibilities of a vacant Chief Deputy position in Support Services. Both service areas combined were comprised of over 1200 sworn and professional staff which included 26 divisions, bureaus and units. Additionally, she was responsible for the oversight of the departments initial Sheriff s Leadership Program where she still actively participates as an instructor. She is a graduate of the LAPD West Point Leadership Program, a certified coach, speaker and trainer with the John Maxwell Team, a certified Advanced Relationship Coach in Strategic Intervention from the Center for Strategic Intervention, an adjunct faculty with the International Academy of Public Safety National Command and Staff College, and holds a Bachelor s Degree in Criminal Justice Management from the Union Institute and University. Katie Leggett Detective Montgomery County Police Department Maryland Katie Leggett has twenty years of law enforcement experience, with 16 years as an investigator of child abuse (physical and sexual) and cold case investigations. Katie is a certified polygraph examiner and recently won the 2017 DAVID L. MOTSINGER HORIZON AWARD presented by the American Polygraph Association, in recognition of a shining star in the profession or association who demonstrates loyalty, professionalism and dedication to the polygraph profession. As a child abuse investigator, Katie is recognized as a subject matter expert and is a certified forensic interviewer. Katie has led investigations that have resulted in arrest and convictions of prominent members of the community in trusted positions such as teachers and clergy. Katie also was a lead investigator in a 42 year old cold case involving the kidnapping and murder of two young girls. This case was recently successfully prosecuted and became the oldest successful no body prosecution in United States history. Katie has been a state certified instructor with the Maryland Police and Correctional Training Commission for over 10 years. Katie is also an instructor for Signal 13 Training where she teaches a class on advanced interviewing and interrogation. Mark Janney Detective Montgomery County Police Department Major Crimes Cold Case Maryland Mark Janney holds a BA in Political Science from Gettysburg College and has over 25 years of law enforcement experience, with expertise in tactical operations, narcotics investigations and homicide investigations. He has spent years working as a Detective with the Special Investigations Division where he served as lead investigator in over 400 narcotics investigations and has qualified as an expert in the field of narcotics trafficking in the Maryland Circuit Court and United States District Court. Detective Janney has been deputized as a federal agent with the United States Marshal s Service, Drug Enforcement Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigations and Department of Homeland Security while working complex federal multi-agency conspiracy investigations. Detective Janney is a certified trainer for the Maryland Police and Corrections Training Commission and has served as Adjunct instructor at both the Northeast Counter-Drug Training Center and the International Conference on Asian Organized crime & Terrorism. He has been an instructor at the Montgomery County Maryland Public Service Training Academy since Las Vegas, Nevada 2018 IHIA

27 and has served as adjunct professor for the University of Maryland since He also serves as a board member for the Mid Atlantic Cold Case Homicide Investigators Association. In 2009, Mark expanded his passion to teach and equip other law enforcement professionals by co-founding Signal 13 Training, LLC with his business partner, Rich Armagost. Together, they train law enforcement personnel throughout the United States and have officially partnered with the COLD TRUTH foundation to ensure the best possible outcomes for some of the toughest cold cases. Mark was a lead investigator in one of the longest open cold cases on Maryland history and helped bring the case to a conviction in He has been nominated for the prestigious NCMEC HERO Award. Stew Alcorn Detective Sergeant Frederick Police Department Maryland 2018 PRESENTERS Stephen Radke Detective Frederick Police Department Maryland Det. Radtke began his LE career with FPD in March of After graduation, he was assigned to Patrol and spent several years on Patrol with D/Sgt. Alcorn. Det. Radtke was assigned to an area of the City that required a significant amount of report and documentation. Det. Radtke spent a total of 2.5 years in patrol and 3.5 years in the Outreach Section. During his time in Outreach he became intimately familiar with the SRO Program. During this time he was able to develop and organize the PAL program and taught the GREAT program for many years. Det. Radtke also developed a vast network of informants and contact in the Schools system. Det. Radtke was assigned to the Criminal Investigations Section in June of 2018 and has brought a renewed sense of energy to the team. D/Sgt. Alcorn started his LE career with FPD in October of Graduating 3rd in his class overall, he was initially assigned to Patrol. While in patrol he was assigned one of the busier beats in Frederick and led his squad in CFS (averaged 130 per month), and averaged over 60 arrests a year. After 3 years on rotation, D/Sgt. Alcorn was transferred to Midnights and promoted to Corporal. Where he spent 1.5 years before being transferred to the Criminal investigations Section in October of While in the Criminal Investigations Section he has over seen the Special Investigations Section as well as the Violent Crimes Section before he was promoted to Sergeant in June of D/Sgt. Alcorn has been involved in and assisted in the successful closure of 12 Homicides, to include 3 MS-13 Gang related cases, and one 20 year cold case. D/Sgt. Alcorn currently oversees 12 Detectives, 2 Corporals, and a Crime Analyst. He works very closely with the FPD s Crime Scene Unit, Frederick County s Child Advocacy Center, and is a member of the Sexual Assault Response Team and the Frederick County Human Trafficking Task Force IHIA Las Vegas, Nevada 27

28 2018 EXHIBITORS Aftermath Services LLC 75 Executive Dr. Suite 200 Aurora, IL (800) Aftermath Services is the premier provider of crime scene cleanup and biohazard remediation. We provide compassionate services to families, communities, and businesses after traumatic events. Cybergenetics 160 N. Craig Street, Suite 210 Pittsburgh, PA (412) When lab results are inconclusive, TrueAllele analysis may provide answers. The computer produces profiles on DNA mixtures from evidence. TrueAllele resolves items with multiple contributors, partial profiles and degraded DNA. Berla 2000 Windermere Drive Annapolis, MD (443) Vehicle Forensics Cellebrite Inc. *** SYMPOSIUM SPONSOR *** 7 Campus Drive, Suite 210 Parsippany, NJ (201) sales@cellebrite.com Cellebrite is the world leader in delivering cuttingedge mobile forensic solutions. Cellebrite provides flexible, field-proven and innovative cross-platform solutions for labs and field. The company s comprehensive UFED product line is designed to meet the challenges of unveiling the massive amount of data store in the modern mobile device. Dateline NBC *** SYMPOSIUM SPONSOR *** 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York City, NY Dateline NBC is NBC News Signature Broadcast in Primetime. We are an award-winning news magazine dedicated to investigative reporting, crime-hour mysteries and social justice. Federal Bureau of Investigation *** SYMPOSIUM SPONSOR *** Behavioral Analysis Unit 4/ViCAP FBI Academy, CIRG/BAU-4 Quantico, VA (703) ViCAP-mod@leo.gov The FBI s Behavioral Analysis Unit 4 is responsible for consulting with law enforcement agencies on matters involving violent crimes with adult victims. This unit is also responsible for oversight of the Violent Criminal Apprehension Program (ViCAP) resources. 28 Las Vegas, Nevada 2018 IHIA

29 Fog Data Science, LLC 215 Depot Court Leesburg, VA (703) The Fog Data Science Portal, Fog-Reveal, uses opt-in, unstructured geo-spatial data to correlate signals dates, times and locations to mobile electronic devices. GeoTime by Uncharted 2 Berkeley Street Suite 600 Toronto, ON M5A 4J5 CANADA (866) info@geotime.com GeoTime is a powerful software for law enforcement to analyze call detail records, mobile forensic, GPS, location-tracking, and social media data. LexisNexis Government Solutions *** SYMPOSIUM SPONSOR *** th Street, NW, Suite 600 Washington, DC (434) janie.gotherman@lexisnexis.com EXHIBITORS National Center for Missing and Exploited Children 699 Prince Street Alexandria, VA (800) rharp@ncmec.org NCMEC provides information and resources to law enforcement, parents, children including child victims as well as other professionals. National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) Funded by the National Institute of Justice (NIJ), Managed by the UNT Health Science Center 3500 Camp Bowie Boulevard Fort Worth, TX (817) dustin.driscoll@unthsc.edu NamUs offers criminal justice agencies and the public a powerful tool for resolving missing and unidentified persons cases. It provides a unified, free online database system and free forensic resources for these challenging cases. LexisNexis: Law enforcement agencies trust LexisNexis Risk Solutions for superior data, linking capabilities and analytics that help officials make more accurate, timely and informed decisions and enhance investigations. Combining cutting-edge technology, proprietary data and advanced analytics, LexisNexis Risk Solutions provides products and services that address evolving agency needs while upholding the highest standards of security and privacy. LexisNexis Risk is part of RELX Group plc, a world-leading provider of information solutions for professional customers across industries IHIA Las Vegas, Nevada 29

30 2018 EXHIBITORS NMS Labs 3701 Welsh Road Willow Grove, PA (215) NMS Labs is an international forensic and clinical reference laboratory that is unsurpassed in its scope of toxicology tests, accuracy of results, scientific expertise, and innovation. The state-ofthe-art headquarters includes clinical, forensic and research facilities, a dedicated and secure crime laboratory, and is staffed by more than 350 highly trained professionals. NMS Labs is passionate about promoting public health and safety. For more information on NMS Labs, please visit www. nmslabs.com. Parabon Snapshot DNA Phenotyping Roger Bacon Drive Suite 406 Reston, VA (703) Genetic Genealogy, Phenotyping, Ancestry & Kinship Analysis Sintelix LLC 2201 Cooperative Way #600 Herndon, VA (703) sales@sintelix.com Sintelix provides natural language processing and text extraction from unstructured text to rapidly gain insights into relationships across investigations. Sorenson Forensics 2511 S. West Temple Salt Lake City, UT (801) Sorenson Forensics is an accredited forensic DNA testing laboratory specializing in high-throughput processing of criminal casework. Our Biotechnical Solutions team offers customized validation services nad Lean Six Sigma process improvements to domestic and international forensic laboratories. SRN, Inc DBA Stop Rubbernecking th Drive East Suite 103 Bradenton, FL (855) vincent@srn1000.com We provide privacy barrier systems for incidents such as deaths, crime scene s or accidents shielding the body from the public. Verogen, Inc. *** SYMPOSIUM SPONSOR *** Flintkote Avenue San Diego, CA (toll-free) or info@verogen.com Verogen is the world s first sequencing company solely dedicated to forensic science. Serving those who pursue the truth using genetic tools, Verogen has a singular focus on advancing science to help unlock the true potential of forensic genomics. For more information, visit 30 Las Vegas, Nevada 2018 IHIA

31 2018 EXHIBITORS Vigilant Solutions *** SYMPOSIUM SPONSOR *** 2021 Las Positas Ct. Suite 101 Livermore, CA (925) Solve crimes faster with Vigilant Solutions investigative platform. Powered by license plate recognition, analytics and facial recognition it helps to develop leads for Part I and Part II crimes, as well as crime and intelligence analysis. Wicklander-Zulawski & Associates, Inc *** SYMPOSIUM SPONSOR *** 4932 Main Street Downers Grove, IL (800) crobison@w-z.com Recognized as the organization that provides training in multiple techniques of interview and interrogation including the WZ Non- Confrontational Method, the Behavioral Analysis Interview and the Accusatory Method IHIA Las Vegas, Nevada 31

32 AWARDS 2017 AWARDS AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE Camille Bibles Assistant United States Attorney 10th Judicial District Attorney s Office Leonard Johns Section Chief Federal Bureau of Investigation Marianne Flynn-Statz Lieutenant Madison Police Department Paul Goodman Special Agent Colorado Bureau of Investigation Robert Kaiser Assistant Attorney General 10th Judicial District Attorney s Office LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD J.R. Burton Colonel Hillsborough County Sheriff s Office Michael Yoder Supervisory Special Agent Federal Bureau of Investigation Wayne R. Koka Major Case Specialist Federal Bureau of Investigation 2016 AWARDS IHIA Award for Excellence Crime Stoppers, Inc. of Greater Metropolitan New Orleans IHIA Award for Excellence James Yontz Deputy District Attorney 10 th Judicial District Attorney s Office Pueblo, Colorado IHIA Award for Excellence Federal Bureau of Investigation New Orleans Violent Crimes Task Force Participating Agencies: FBI-New Orleans New Orleans Police Department Jefferson Parish Sheriff s Office Louisiana State Police Task Force Members: SA Christopher Bauer SA Crystal Bender SA Eladio Castillo SA John Huber SA Adam Plummer SA Steve Rayes SA Williams C. Williams Trp. Gerry Coleman (LSP) Det. Christopher Harris (NOPD) Det. Michael Tucker (JPSO) OST Michelle Morel SOS Melissa Crowe IA Roseann Udeogu-nwosu SSA Christopher DiMenna IHIA Award for Excellence Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation Federal Bureau of Investigation Denver Division Participating Agencies: Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation FBI-Denver Division Investigators: SA Andy Hanson (WY DCI) SA Paul Swenson (FBI) SA Tina Trimble (WY DCI) SA Lonnie Tebeest (WY DCI) SA Loy Young (WY DCI) IA Sandra Erickson (WY DCI) SFS Kathryn Normington (WY DCI) 32 Las Vegas, Nevada 2018 IHIA

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34 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The IHIA greatly thanks the following for their efforts outstanding and support in helping make the 2018 Symposium in Las Vegas a quality experience. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Federal Bureau of Investigation Federal Bureau of Investigation - Criminal Investigative Division Federal Bureau of Investigation - Critical Incident Response Group Federal Bureau of Investigation - Las Vegas Field Office National Center for Missing and Exploited Children 5.11 Cellebrite Lexis Nexis NBC Dateline Verogen Vigilant Solutions Wicklander-Zulaski & Associates All Exhibiting Partners IHIA PO Box 5507 Tampa, FL (540) ihia@ihia.org 34 Las Vegas, Nevada 2018 IHIA

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